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Union Asks City Workers For Support ; Plan Revamps Pay Structure
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The leader of the union representing city of Rio Rancho employees
has asked members to rally in support of a proposed pay
restructuring plan the city manager is slated to unveil on
Wednesday.
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
president Cindy Benz said the plan would show how the city budget
could support better pay for city employees.
"I am ecstatic to say that after much study and research the
money does exist," Benz said in an e-mail sent Thursday t...
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; My, Rio Rancho, how you've grown. And grown up. You Rio Ranchoans out there, the ones who pulled up stakes from the East Coast all those years ago for the promise of a better, cleaner life out West -- like our family did -- you understand what I mean perfectly. You remember the early days, don't
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SCORE opens a counseling office in Rio Rancho
Albuquerque Journal
; RIO RANCHO -- Rio Rancho entrepreneurs have more than 100 years of business experience and advice at their fingertips. The Service Corps of Retired Executives is offering free business counseling in Rio Rancho. SCORE, a national nonprofit that bills itself as "counselors to America's small
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Coach Says Rio Rancho Was Top of His List Worley Eager To Start New Job
Albuquerque Journal
; The job, as Michael Worley sees it, is not to re-create Artesia. Rio Rancho requires its own broad brush strokes, he said. "I am looking to improve upon Rio Rancho," Worley said Saturday in an interview with the Journal, one day after Rio Rancho named him as its new head football coach. "I think a
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Rio Rancho Originals Just a few businesses have been around since the city's early days
Albuquerque Journal
; The nature of business is transitory. Whether a company makes it or not depends on numerous factors. But the key to longevity is finding a customer base and serving it well. When Rio Rancho incorporated in 1981, only a handful of businesses called Rio Rancho home. It was a difficult market to tap
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Rams Fight Back To Win Cibola volleyball team puts up a fight against Rio Rancho
Albuquerque Journal
; Seven weeks into this high school volleyball season, Rio Rancho stood in uniform on its own floor for the first time in 11 months. Cibola nearly spoiled the Rams' welcome-home party. The pesky Cougars took the top-ranked defending state champions to the brink -- again -- before falling in a
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Rio Rancho Rams Finally Earn Banner
Albuquerque Journal
; You better believe that one of the first things Rio Rancho High School athletic director Gary Hveem did after he opened his office door on Monday morning was get on the phone to the guy who supplies the school with its banners. You know, the banners that hang from the ceiling inside the main
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RIO RANCHO DISTRICT 5 CANDIDATE Q&A
Albuquerque Journal
; The Journal today profiles District 5 council candidates in the March 5 Rio Rancho municipal election. CANDIDATE NAME: Arturo Boniello RESIDENT OF: Rio Rancho DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH:March 28, 1935, Italy EDUCATION: Attended college in Italy. OCCUPATION: Retired from a custom home-building company.
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Rio Rancho Can't Keep Living on the Edge
Albuquerque Journal
; Pretend for a minute you don't know anything about the Rio Rancho High School football team, and let me explain some of the important details of a hypothetical playoff game: The home team gains nearly 300 more yards than the visitors. The road team, which was a mediocre .500 club in the regular
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Rio Rancho fights Corrales gateway
Albuquerque Journal
; RIO RANCHO The Rio Rancho City Council has decided to oppose, at least temporarily, a proposal that Corrales use N.M. 528 as an entry to the village's new office district. Councilors, who voted unanimously last week, said they were worried about traffic on the state highway one of Rio Rancho's
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Finals To Feature Cibola, Rio Rancho
Albuquerque Journal
; A West Side battle will go into the heart of Albuquerque tonight as the Class 5A volleyball championship will be decided. In convincing semifinal sweeps, District 1-5A rivals Cibola (20- 3) and Rio Rancho (7-19) earned the right to face each other for the fifth time this season. Cibola knocked out
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